Weekly News Analysis U S Seeks Peace Safeguards As War Bulwark
Joseph W La Bine presents a 1942 era editorial on Europe, the Axis, and Allied defenses. The piece traces Roosevelt's peace appeal, Mussolini's stance, and looming naval tension near Tangier and the Iberian coast, with U S policy debates on neutrality, cash and carry, and readiness amid global crisis. It notes parliamentary scrutiny of trade, aviation, and labor policy, plus future projections of technology and war.
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U.S
Congress
U. S
Roosevelt
John
America
Weekly News Analysis Quiz Prompt Items
A quiz lists key figures Hentify Breckenridge Long Paul Teleky Oliviera de Salazar Franz von Papen and questions about 1938 labor strikes 1937, a nation planning a world fair, three strategic raw materials the U S lacks, future city lighting, a famous transatlantic filer in the War Department, U S exports to Britain in early 1939 versus imports, a European nation whose independence is unexpectedly threatened by Italy and Germany, and Tangier's ownership.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bryn Mawr College
Charles Fenwick
Key Pittman
Elbert Thomas
Thomas
Utah
William E. Borah
Pittman
California
Hiram Johnson
U. S
Great Britain
Japan
Breckenridge Long
Italy
Louis Johnson
U.S
Cordell Hull
Germany
Britain
House-Foreign Affairs
Charles A. Lindbergh
War Department
Lindbergh
Hentify
Paul Teleky
Oliviera de Salazar
Franz von Papen
Scan Nation
U. S. War Department
Tangier
Adventurous Americans in Early Western Pioneers
The piece profiles John Mason Peck, the Old Pioneer, sharing his travels across Missouri and Illinois and his impact on settlement. It also chronicles Roland, The American Traveler John Ledyard, and his global journeys from Crimean War service to the Civil War, ending with his longevity and later years.
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The
John Mason Peck
Peck
St. Louis
Baptist Church
Missouri Territory
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Illinois
Missouri
Commonwealths
Walpole Roland
Li Hung Chang
Custer
Light Brigade
India
Lucknow
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon III
Sultan Mejhid VI
Turkey
Abraham Lincoln
Roland
Gettysburg
Detroit
John Ledyard
Dartmouth
Connecticut
Hartford
Ledyard
London
Captain Cook
Cook
Paris
Thomas Jefferson
Lafayette
John Paul Jones
America
Jefferson
North America
Virginia
Europe
Asia
Vancouver Islands
Mere
Stockholm
Gulf of Bothnia
Russia
Gulf
St. Petersburg
Catherine
What to Eat and Why by C Houston Goodi ss
Advice from ANU-C Houston Goodi ss argues against half truths about diet. He defends cheese and meat as digestible and nutritious while debunking myths about milk acids and turnips. The piece urges a well balanced varied diet in moderation for health.
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C. Houston Goodiiss
United States Department of Agriculture
Cheese as a nutritious staple in balanced meals
The article debunks the myth that cheese constipates, noting its high protein concentration. It argues meals with cheese require bulk foods like fruits and vegetables to prevent laxative issues. Homemakers are urged to include cheese regularly for nourishment and economy.
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Toy
Uncle Phil Says: Reflections on detours prejudice and equality
A quirky blend of aphorisms on detours, prejudices, and learning from others. It questions equality amid national armaments and contrasts a soft job with hard-earned mastery.
Marriage Truths and Practical Advice From A Retro Note
A compact reflection on marriage blending affection with common sense. It suggests that success hinges on balanced behavior, with caution against overassertiveness and a note that harmony stems from attentive, practical observation.
Correct Constipation Before Not After
An early 20th century health notice promotes prevention of constipation by daily use of Kellogg's All-Bran cereal. It argues that regular bulk in the diet, plus water, helps avoid dull days and emergency medicines. The ad notes Belloga's in Battle Creek and distribution by grocers.
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Belloga’s
Battle Creek
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Rome-Berlin
Il Duce
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Spain
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Greece
Romania
Hitler
Austria
Hungary
Rome
France
Danzig
Poland
Reich
Antartica
Norway
Department of Commerce
aLost
Pipo
Madrid
General Motors
New York
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
U. S. Corporation
Labor
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Senate Labor Committee
J. Warren Madden
NLRAB
Ples
Perkins
Madden
A. F. of L
Eduard Benes
Chicago
Fred Snite Jr
Lourdes
Johnson
Statesman Long
Africa
Cairo
Venttrs
Union
Faliss
C. Houston
Ves Warne
ANU
Joe Bowers
Pokus
Phil
Joneses
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